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Today Abergavenny remains a vibrant town Although there is no major industry here the busy markets the annual festivals and the tourists they attract support the local economy

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Set in the keep of Abergavenny Castle the museum has some excellent exhibits photos and collections of Abergavenny memorabilia and history There s a program of activities for

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If you are planning a visit to Abergavenny then please pop into the Abergavenny Tourist Centre Situated in the Tithe Barn the Tourist Centre provides plenty of friendly advice free literature

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Abergavenny is full of culture and tradition and there is much to look at and to explore within easy walking distance of the town centre Walking is thirsty work there s plenty of watering holes

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Test your speed and stamina with this famous challenge to climb the three peaks of Abergavenny in just one day The original route 20 miles and over 5000 feet of ascent

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Abergavenny caters for all kinds of activities from the more extreme paragliding and handgliding through to the more sedate fishing shopping Abergavenny s leisure centre is more than

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Located right in the heart of the town both figuratively and literally Abergavenny market has long been the focus of trade through the town Take a stroll through the market on a Tuesday

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The Abergavenny ancient parish has been formed into two the municipal area being known as Abergavenny and the remainder as Abergavenny Rural The area of Abergavenny parish and

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This is a very special part of Wales the sheltering hills of the market town of Abergavenny forming a chain linking the Black Mountains with the Brecon Beacons